Ohio Legislature Debates Banking and Rail Measures
The Ohio House considers the Thomas banking bill with amendments as 23 of 122 sections reviewed. Changes include limiting bank directors liability, and the bill gains support from the Ohio Bankers Association. Senate approves automobile licensing with a state speed limit, while interurban railways must provide toilet rooms. The House passes rail equipment and safety bills and expands state inspector wages. A proposed voter rights measure faces temperance committee hearings, and party votes block a bi partisan oversight amendment.
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Columbus
Thomas Banking
Herrick
General Assembly
House
Rougeir
Thomas
Ohio Bankers’ Association
State Board of Commerce
Senate
Huffman
Secretary of State
Stockwell
State Auditor's Department
Wertz
Democrats
Assembly
Chamberlain
Reynolds
Hynes
Senate Committee On Temperance
Ohio Senate
Hypes
Springfield
Mather
Summit County
Lamb
Toledo
Howe
Cuyahoga
Drake
Erie
Patterson
Ashland
Hygpes
Hill
Columbiana County
State Railroad Commission
Cuyahoga County
Committee On Elections
United States
Bronson
Demuth
Committee On Federal Relations
Committee On Prisons and
Committee On Judiciary
How to Test Pure White Lead Paint
A guide explains the blow pipe test to distinguish genuine White Lead from adulterated paint before use. It notes that true White Lead made from metallic lead will revert to metal under intense heat, while adulterated types will not. The National Lead Company offers free blow pipe kits and a booklet via mail from New York City.
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National Lead Company
Woodbridge Building
New York City
Sinner Can Come Again Brings Farmer Double Value
A Park Mills North Carolina farmer, Thomas Ingraham, found a thief had taken his chickens three weeks earlier. The thief left a confession and a promise to return other birds. The recovered fowls were worth about twice the value of the ones taken.
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Thomas Ingrahams
Park Mills
N. C
Ingraham
Farmer
Artful Scheme
Mrs Knicker observes a clever ruse as a child named Jones is fed at home before outings, while Mrs Becker notes the mother ensures proper table manners by feeding him beforehand.
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Knicker
Jones Poy
Becker
Music Students and Postum Help Nervous Musicians
A Michigan student reports coffee worsened nerves and ruined practice time. After switching to Postum, daily study and long practice blocks resumed with improved calm and focus. The letter praises Postum as a valuable health beverage and notes a physician father endorses it.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Pligs
Parson and Tommy debate education and a dog on the track
A Missouri suit over a hound killed on railway tracks defends the company arguing the dog trespassed, chased game, and endangered trains. The ad section promotes John Salzer Seed Co offerings mailed postpaid for 12 to 16 cents with seeds and catalogs.
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Missouri
What Is a Widower A Riddle of Marriage and Singleness
A ponderous reflection on whether a widower remains married or becomes single. The essay contrasts two views: the man is still a husband yet now single, leaving the question to interpretation and inner sight rather than external labels. It ends with a philosophical note about facing absence of gods if we harbor none.
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Emergon
Bromide Quinine Laxative Ad Called in 1900s Trade
Advertisement touts Bromo Quinine as a universal remedy nicknamed laxative Bromo Nine. Mentions Jack seeking KE W Grove signature and claims cure for a cold in one day. Contains a price of 2 cents.
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Jack
KE. W. Grove
Grapes Squeezed Six Times In Champagne Making
The process uses six pressings of grapes to produce champagne with varying qualities. Each pressing yields juice with different concentration and aroma, influencing the final characteristics of the wine.
Goodbye Cuchuillin and the Celt’s soaring imagination
A witty Harper’s Weekly excerpt recalls an era when Cuchuillin ruled Ireland. President Conway of the Irish Athletic Association is playfully challenged on how far a Foodman could drive a ball. He hints at ancient triumphs and noble crowds at Tallin Cuchuillin games.
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Cuchuillin
Conway
Irish Athletic Association
Ireland
Bulldog Shoes Return In Men’s Fashion Column
In a light exchange Mr Stubbs notes that bulldog shoes are in fashion again while Mrs Stubbs asks where such shoes are carried. He wittily answers that the grip of the bulldog is meant, prompting further playful banter about style.
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Mr. Sstubb
Mrs. Stubbs
Marla
John
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Guara
Trislbettie West Drug Stores
Watson KE. Coleman
Pater
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Washington, D.C
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Ape
Douglas
Cautrion
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Putnam
Gamay
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Fecipe
Sanuel Tchr
Castoria
Bears
the Centaur Company
New York
V ‘Ytee
THE
RAT Biscuit Company
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Tribune Bidg
Olinville Ave
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Quincy
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Boston
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